Video Interaction Tools: A Survey of Recent Work
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...Interactive video retrieval [18] represents a promising solution to break this cycle because it benefits from human-machine cooperation....
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..., “query by text and browse the first few results”), it addresses highly interactive search systems [18], which focus on the human in the loop [19] and which are able to reduce shortcomings of automatic visual content retrieval due to many flexible search features [20]....
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...The general idea of this system is to provide many different content search features that support several different search scenarios (query-by-browsing, text, filtering, example) [36, 37]....
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..., automatic detection of relevant semantics), indexing relevant content segments for efficient retrieval [42, 47], and providing a powerful user interface [37] that enables different user groups—both experts and non-experts—to perform content search in a simple, efficient, and effective way [46]....
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...Their system uses optical flow estimation [Sun et al. 2010] and feature tracking [Shi and Tomasi 1994] in order to compute motion trajectories of moving objects in the video....
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...However, in difference to the KIS task at TRECVID participating teams are required to perform the search on site (VBS is an event in conjunction with the International Conference on MultiMedia Modeling), and also for queries with visual cues only....
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...Many recent works were evaluated in the interactive search task of TRECVID [Over et al. 2013; Smeaton et al. 2006] and/or in the Video Browser Showdown (VBS) competition [Schoeffmann and Bailer 2012; Schoeffmann 2014], where Known-Item-Search (KIS) tasks have to be performed in a competitive situation....
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...If users are sure that the video is the right one they can add its ID to the oracle cue, which holds all IDs that are sent to the server for verification of the search task (which was provided by the organizers of the TRECVID task [Smeaton et al. 2006])....
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...In the KIS task of TRECVID, which ran from 2010 to 2012, the participating systems were challenged with the goal of finding known scenes, which are described by textual queries and clues....
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...The KIS task at TRECVID, however, was discontinued in 2012 after three iterations due to insignificant progress....
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...In addition to implicit analysis of the watching [Chen et al. 2012; Davidson et al. 2010] and sharing behavior [Ma et al....
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...In addition to implicit analysis of the watching [Chen et al. 2012; Davidson et al. 2010] and sharing behavior [Ma et al. 2014], many systems provide the possibility to explicitly rate content or to manage lists of favored and unfavored videos [Cui et al. 2014; Mei et al. 2011]....
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